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Concelebrate — Con*cel e*brate, v. t. [L. concelebratus, p. p. of concelebrare to concelebrate.] To celebrate together. [Obs.] Holland. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
concelebrate — [kän sel′ə brāt΄, kənsel′ə brāt΄] vt. concelebrated, concelebrating [< L concelebratus, pp. of concelebrare, to celebrate (a solemnity) in large numbers: see CON & CELEBRATE] to celebrate (the Eucharistic liturgy) jointly, the prayers being… … English World dictionary
concelebrate — verb Etymology: Medieval Latin concelebratus, past participle of concelebrare, from Latin, to frequent, celebrate, from com + celebrare to celebrate Date: 1879 transitive verb to participate in (a Eucharist) as a joint celebrant who recites the… … New Collegiate Dictionary
concelebrate — verb a) To celebrate along with others b) To celebrate a mass along with the bishop who ordained him See Also: concelebration … Wiktionary
concelebrate — to jointly recite the canon of the Eucharist in unison with others Ecclesiastical Terms … Phrontistery dictionary
concelebrate — v. (Catholic) participate in a concelebration (practice of several priests saying Mass together) … English contemporary dictionary
concelebrate — [kɒn sɛlɪbreɪt] verb Christian Church officiate jointly at (a Mass). Derivatives concelebrant noun concelebration noun Origin C19: from L. concelebrat , concelebrare celebrate together … English new terms dictionary
concelebrate — con·celebrate … English syllables
concelebrate — /kɒnˈsɛləbreɪt/ (say kon seluhbrayt) verb (t) (concelebrated, concelebrating) to officiate with another priest or priests at (a Mass or Holy Communion). –concelebrant, noun …
concelebrate — vb. Christianity. celebrate the Eucharist with one or more other priests. ♦ concelebration, n … Dictionary of difficult words
